Sentence examples for excited claim from inspiring English sources

"No triumphalism," they had all repeated, only to watch Roy Hattersley, the deputy leader, walk out before Kinnock to greet cheering crowds with the excited claim that the election was in the bag.

"I'm so excited," claims the squillionaire.

Exciting claims are made and they draw the attention of cosmologists throughout the world.

In 1992, right after the COBE discovery, a student of mine and I were sufficiently excited to claim that if Inflation occurred at an energy scale only slightly larger than where we think three of the four forces of nature might be unified — the so-called Grand Unified Scale — gravitational waves might even have produced the entire observed COBE signal.

"It's a hell of a thing, ain't it!" 4 popped kernels (Scale: 0-4) Teenaged boys are excited to lay claim to a boat stuck up in a tree, until they learn it's inhabited by a fugitive named Mud.

After a peace accord in 2005, Nkurunziza was elected President by a broad coalition of Hutus and Tutsis in parliament, who were excited by his claims to be the candidate of reconciliation.

Fabricio's claims have excited the opposition, but he is himself a tarnished figure.

This claim excites the town – especially when unfortunate accidents begin to happen.

Although its executives claimed to be excited about the findings and said the information would promote educational debate, the actual reasons may be more self-serving.

Eden Hazard has claimed he was "excited" by the presence of Sir Alex Ferguson on Saturday for Lille's 2-1 defeat at Lyon.

She, too, claims to be excited, though her flat West Coast tones and carefully neutral language don't convey this very well.